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Marshall Steinbaum

  • Assistant Professor of Economics, University of Utah

Marshall Steinbaum is Assistant Professor of Economics at the University of Utah. He studies market power in labor markets and its policy implications, including for antitrust and competition policy. His work has appeared in the Journal of Economic Literature, Industrial and Labor Relations Review, University of Chicago Law Review, and Law and Contemporary Problems. He is also an editor of After Piketty: the Agenda for Economics and Inequality, which was published in 2017. He earned a PhD in Economics from the University of Chicago in 2014.